Since our inception in 2008 MetaBroadcast has focused solely on managing and solving our customers varied metadata requirements on their behalf from multi-source aggregation to content discovery. MetaBroadcast’s new generation platform automatically aggregates content from numerous sources as one, putting data to work for platforms and content owners who have traditionally been enslaved by it.

With so much content to choose from for consumers, informative metadata is key for improving discoverability for our clients’ content.

We are source agnostic – depending on our clients’ requirements we can aggregate multiple sources based on a customer’s specific requirements.

We can enrich your metadata with deeplinks, reviews and trailers to enhance and improve your user’s experience in this competitive market.









Across broadcasters, TV, OTT platforms, content supply chains, and data providers.

Linear, on-demand, images, reviews, trailers, sports, news and deeplinks.

To any required format, including Rest APIs as standard, for listings, episode guides, search and more.

Keep your viewers informed with our white labelled electronic programme guides (EPG).


We work with
We have an amazing set of tools to help you edit, manage and refine your data to suit your needs.

Our underlying platform ingests and processes gigabytes of data from over 100 sources in all formats. Atlas can pull or push data securely to your APIs or secure FTP server as frequently as you want.

Helps your research teams manage your metadata effectively with minimal effort. Powerful search and filtering enables you to find records quickly and alerts help you refine and improve the metadata within your own CMS.

A sophisticated diagnostic tool for your technical teams to analyse missing, incorrect or malformed data. Traverse through detailed data flows to identify at which point any issues occurred.


We currently have the following opportunities to join our team:
Our senior engineers guide and lead the development of our systems but most importantly continue to be hands-on developers...